Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-23
Transfers of Real ESfafe.


Transfers of Real Estate.
A. 8 Taylor ct ii. to \. ". Eastlock, 5. 4, ". 4
13, 81. 1GO; $3.50. j. Il. Si,2diIg 10 r. l. Nor
rs, lots - and -. 81. III; 500 Helen L. Dent to
| ". NJ clayton, sub lot ), sl. Ii, West Washing
| ton; 12J Il. II. Coraett to Z. b. Shater sub
lots 76 TO ST. ST. :,51, and -, do; $1,000. A. w
| Ferguson u 7. LanstOn, lot 3, So. 1I3; 81 100
:. {: Mcdowell to Helen NJ Maltby, lot 4, 50. PA;
Meridian Hill: :ii65o Ii. F. Wood to ii. V c. Bor
Si zsh part y i L. s esT Turne to
part >. So. 656 $500. c. c. Lancaster to A. Braid
lot ,,2, 81. %; $4,000. j. il. Winner TO J. Z. Walsh
lot IL, block 10 Reno: 500 \. Hyde to j. D. Bart
lett. sub lots 1lsto 40 81. 64; $3.50. Mary v.
| Bonnel 10 James b. SpaIding, sub lots e. to o.
So. -; 800. Mary j. McAllister to b. II. Rob-
{. Melds to y. Mckenzie, sub 81, So S15; $4,000
| G.. = Cooper 10 ID. ID. Thompson, SUD- =, So. 1905;
$1,000. ii. P. Holden to Mary g. Holden, sub II,
ST. POS; $. G. Francis to Mathilde Feldhous pit.
4, So ;so3; 1920. d. Breed to Nina Breed, lot 6,
Breed Place; $. A. L. Bliss to Annie Campbell,
| sub IL, 81. $50; 5000.
| john LITTLE CoNvICTED-Yesterday afternoon
| the jury in the case OF John Little, indicted for
| housekeeping at the houses OF Mr.. j. f. DooIey
| and Mr.. F. Renshaw In April last, found verdict
o. guilty, thus showing that they gave little Gre
dence to the story OF JAS Little that he and his
uncle perpetrated the robberies and that John
| had nothing to DO with them.
|
| fngtOn newspaper men and Of1cials were the
| guests last evening OF the Bay Ridge Company at
the resort on the Chesapeake. The members OF
the party left this city at quarter past four,
| rived at Bay Ridge at half-pas five, and spent
| three enjoyable hours there. They spent some
time inspecting the many attractions OF the place
| enjoyed a refreshing saltwater bath and then
sat down TO an elaborate dinner or seven courses
served In their honor. The party included: AS
| misunderstanding Maynard and Chief Clerk YOU
| mans. OF the Treasury Department.; Civil Service
commissioner OberN, Third Auditor Williams;
ton: Cen james A. Dumoat, inspector Cen Cen
| erll Steam Vessels; supervising Architect NJ. E
Ben, MAJ; II. L. Crawford, Col. r J. Bright, Gen.
| F. j. Graham, j. A. Walsh b. W. Hanna, Geo. A.
Bartlett, discussing clerk Treasury; Steamboat
L,.West and DR.. Fuller Walker OF the Post, F. B.
| Noyes or The STAR, Maj. X. H. Sylvester, A. b.
Cowell and \. o. Messenger of the Critic, and I. B.
| Morrow of the sunday Gazeue.
COTTAGES WRECKED By STORM AT COLONIAL
BEACH--On Monday night a severe storm, lasting
but few minutes, passed over Colonial Beach,
| totally de!nOliShfnS TWO cottages belonging to
MessrS. Burdett and Curtis, and badly damaging
| another. Several trees were uprOoted ana some OF
the families residing there were badly frightened.
A SUIT FOR $4,000 DAN1GEs-To-day, Chas. A.
Gaines and Margaret Gaines, by Mr.. j. Amber
Smith, filed suit against VIM and Norman En-
gel for 10000 damages, by reason OF plaint1f
Margaret Gaines who Is a caterer having been
On the 9th OF May last run over by the defendants
horse and wagon at the corner OF 10th and B
ternal injuries.
SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LIcENsE.-Gustave
Geiger, who keeps a liquor saloon at No. 1O2 Indi-
ana avenue, near the new District Building, was
charged in the Police Court this morning with
keeping an unlicensed bar Mr.. JnO Amber
Smith appeared for the defense and Mr. Padgett
represented the District. Officers Steele and Wall
testified as TO the sale OF beer and whisky in the
defendants place. Lieut.. Kelly testified to seeing
liquor sold In the defendants saloon. He was d.
rected by the Commissioners to enforce the law
against this place. The defendant filed his appli-
cation with the Commissioners for license In No
yember last and deposited 800, but no license had
not enough signers TO his petition. Counsel
thought that as the defendant had deposited <IOO
with the Commissioners last November and held
receipt Tor IT, he had right to transact business
The judge said that until the license is granted II
the defendant sells liquor he is guilty,0r keeping
an unlicensed par, and must pay the fine NE
would give a Judgment OF guilty and would CON
tinue the case for the defendant to come in and
receive the sentence.
The NATIONAL GUARD.-The Union Veteran
Corps, first company, composed entirely OF ex-
tered once more into the service OF their country
as members OF the National Guard OF the District
OF Columbia by Gen. Albert Ordway, after which
the general viii visit the Emmett Guard and posi-.
oily custer Camp, Sons OF veterans.
TwENTY-SIx HOURS A DAY.-TO-day, in the
| Criminal Court, the trial OF Francis Fields on
the charge OF housebreaking, was resumed, and
the defendant took the stand and denied his guilt
| He stated that he left the house where he had
been employed because he could not stand work.
Ing IWenty-sX hours day. The court inter.
rupted him and asked II he did not know that IL
was Impossible for day to contain over twenty
four hours. Fields tried to explain but failed and
his counsel Mr.. I. c. Taylor, 10 his relief and
SAID that the prisoner regarded his hours as twelve
ON DUTY and twelve off, but WAS compelled to
work two or three hours additional. eyes said
the witness, Il went 10 work ia the morning
, and Was often Kept Till alter twelve at night"
, Knocked OFT IN THE SECOND acknowledgements
Dyson and Chas. Willis, coIored, were before the
Police Court to-day, charged Win engaging IN an
! array about Il Week ago. Willis face was badly
bruised ana looked as though he had been roughly
| handled III appeared in evidence that there was
pau Iecing between them, and when they met on
tie avenue Dy s0npropo,ed light TO settle mat
tcis, 10 which Wills agreed, and stakes We're nut
III berHaru West hands. Perry Carson fntprferrI
; ana prevented a light. The money was returned
! anu IL Was Understood that the trouble between,
theH as over, until IN hour later, when Dyson
dealt Willis blow. The latter returned r. bI,t I'm
the second round he was Knocked out, and while
| lying Oh the ground Dyson pounded him In The
face anu Injured him SO badly that Dr. Muncaster
was called In 10 attend him. He found Willis
| lace swollen about twice the ordinary size and
bis eSea We're closed Judge Smell, acting. as ref
cree, imposed penalty OF $40 or 80 DAYS and dis
missed the charge against Willis he had ALREADY
been severely punished.
!. | A PARSONAGE BURGLARIzEp AND THE pp,-e,
RoBBED-LaSl night, between and O'Clock fine
pirsohIec OF ST. Patr1ckS church. corner OF 10Th
ana u streetS WIS entered by some one who cut
Stats from the front window blinds and a uniG
watch and TWO razors, belonging TO Father Nc.
Gee, were stolen. Peter Saith reports The LARCENY
OF II In cash and some clothing.
NEW FOREMAN OF THE GRAND JuRY.-This
: morning the grand jurors appeared In the Crmi
nal Court, and Judge Montgomery stated tSaf hs
had received communication from the foreman